One thought I keep having lately: the travel industry does not need more AI hype. No more glitzy slide decks, big news statements, or overpromised features that no one really knows what they deliver — let alone what those … Read more...
The last 10 years have seen an interesting development: with cheaper IT infrastructure, faster internet, and ever-growing IT resources (both manpower and in technology), a number of specialized travel technology providers have emerged, offering clients an “all-in-one” solution for their … Read more...
Find my opinion piece on how AI currently, and in the future “embedded AI”, could help to maybe prevent a Crowdstrike-like scenario in the future:
–> https://www.phocuswire.com/crowdstrike-outage-wake-up-call-for-travel-industry-how-it-should-respond
“Machine Learning”, and how machines have evolved to learn, is not a new topic; in fact, it has been around for many years. Armies of data scientists, equipped with sophisticated algorithms have striven to analyze the ever-increasing volume of data … Read more...
Find below my interview with Worldia on thoughts on the use of AI, “Deviceless Travel” and applications in the travel industry (at ITB Berlin in March 2024).
The evolution of travel technology certainly moves lightning-fast. Around 2013, when I took up my position at Expedia Partner Solutions (then Expedia Affiliate Network), I came into early contact with some of the first start-ups who specialized in building travel … Read more...
One would we hard-pressed these days to avoid the ongoing craze about Blockchain technology and its application for the travel … Read more...
